Software engineer Marshall Goldsmith has spent the last 5 years working as a software engineer. Goldsmith shares some of the main lessons he has learned in that time that continue to benefit him today. The best teams he’ve worked with are the teams who he genuinely enjoy spending time with regardless of what we were working on.
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You and your work should be replaceableQuestion everything, assume nothingDon’t dwell into technologies/frameworks, dwell into core conceptsPeople around you matter a lotBe a problem solver, not just a programmerWork at your own paceAvoid destructive mindsetsCode without test is your biggest enemyBecome a collectorDig deeper, the devil is in the details3 Comments